But like the architect who learns that beautiful buildings don’t come from doing “more and faster” and the nurse who realizes that caring for more patients results in just going through the motions, many EHS professionals discover the futility of more. More inspections, more emails, more training. Sometimes we transfer this feeling of more to our teams. If only they’d work better and faster. If they’d be more focused and more motivated. A bit more of this too (and that).

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I’m on a mission to inspire, encourage, and connect EHS professionals. Because together we make the world a better place to live, to work, and to play.

I write and speak to EHS professionals who want to change the world. For those who are dissatisfied with the status quo and for those who know there must be a better way to connect with people than compliance, posters, and mandatory meetings.